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praiser

/ˈpreɪzər/ · prai·ser
noun
  1. One who expresses approval, admiration, or commendation. The coach was a generous praiser of his players' effort after the game.
  2. A person, especially in a religious context, who offers praise to a deity. During the service, the choir director acted as the praiser, leading the congregation in hymn.
Did you know? The word 'praiser' appears in 17th‑century sermons and even in the King James Bible, where it describes those who extol the virtues of God.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 5 lookups Added Aug 2, 2026